Iran Has Gone From Being An Importer Of Chicken To An Exporter

The Iranian Students' News Agency reported on June 2nd that when the 13th Iranian government was formed, the country faced serious food security and storage problems. At that time, there was a serious shortage of agricultural products and basic goods imports in Iran, leading to a series of supply crises. In particular, the shortage of basic goods such as chicken had a great impact on people's lives. The inventory in warehouses across the country could only last for one month, which led many people to queue up to buy these basic goods, with huge pressure on their lives.

To address this serious situation, the 13th Iranian government quickly took action and implemented a series of measures to improve food security and storage. First, the government increased its investment in agricultural production and encouraged farmers to expand their planting areas and increase crop yields. At the same time, the government introduced a series of incentive policies to encourage farmers to actively engage in agricultural production. These measures effectively promoted the increase in agricultural productivity, laying a solid foundation for improving food security.

In addition, the Iranian government strengthened cooperation with the international market and alleviated domestic supply pressure by increasing the import of basic goods. The government actively negotiated with various countries to expand import channels and ensure the stability of the domestic market. This strategy to some extent alleviated Iran's supply crisis, enabling the basic needs of the people to be met.

With the term of the current government coming to an end, Iran's food security and storage situation has improved significantly. Now, the storage of basic commodities such as chicken in Iran is good, not only meeting the domestic market demand but also achieving a transformation from an import country to an export country. This transformation not only showcases the achievements of the Iranian government in food security and storage, but also reflects the sustained development and progress of the Iranian economy.
According to statistical data, Iran's agricultural productivity has continued to grow in recent years, and the import volume of basic commodities has remained stable. At the same time, Iran actively expands its international market, exporting high-quality agricultural products to various parts of the world. These achievements could not have been achieved without the correct leadership of the Iranian government and the joint efforts of the whole society.

In summary, the 13th government of Iran has achieved significant success in food security and storage. By adopting the strategies of increasing agricultural productivity and importing basic commodities, Iran has successfully alleviated the supply crisis and achieved a transformation from an import country to an export country. This transformation not only enhances Iran's international status, but also lays a solid foundation for the sustained development and improvement of people's lives in Iran.